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COM MON S.
A Lovers Triumph.
BY MARIA UPHAM DRAKE.


was writing IL my study,
But could not think Alright;
For my boy had said, Dear mamma,
just want you in my sight.
81 will not disturb you, truly,
But be still rs any mouse.
Only let me have my blocks here;
will make n splendid house."
said, YES" for who could help 1t,
When he said, with lovers grace,
1T Will make me, oh, so happy
Just to see my mammals face"
But the choice of building worried
Should 1t now be that or this?
And the builder sorely needed
Every now and then-a kiss.
TIL at last turned In earnest:
"Longer now 1t can not be.
Building thoughts and blocks together
Isn't helpful, dear, to me-"
Then my lover came to f1atter,
Shook his curls, and said-the elf
Mamma dear, If papa hadn't
should marry you nysegf'
All my precious thoughts were scattered
What cared I, with such boy?
Thoughts and editors are plenty;
will have mothers JOY.
SO he won, my little lover,
And to be his sweetheart true
would rather cheat the public;
Would you blame Inc If l do?
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

LII teachers and persons desirous OF teaGh.
q ing in the public schools OF Abbeville
county for the next scholastic year will meet
the Board Of Examiners at Abbeville Court
House, on FRIDAY. the 7th OCTOBER next
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
The white teuchers and white applicants
will meet the Board on Friday, 7th October
and the colored teachers will meet the Board
on Saturday, the Sth October at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. with pen, Ink and paper. ~
Chairman Board Examiners.
Sept. 81. 1887, 81
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An Unequal Division.

Many things will appear different at
the Judgment from the impression
they give to-day. Here is case told
by the Christian at Work:
IA very wealthy family near New
York decided to go to California.
They had favorlte dog, which must,
of course, 60 along with them. On ar,
irving at st. Louis, they found that
Rover would not be allowed in the
Pullman parlor-car, but if he went.
must 90 in the common baggage-car.
This would never do for such deli
cately-reared dog as Rover, so the
whole family concluded to give up
their trip to California. They spent a
few days in st. Louis, paying a man
$40 day to take care of the dog and
insure his safety. The whole trip cost
them several hundred dollars. After
their return home they went to church
on Sunday. The Lords Supper was
celebrated. Both heads of the family
participated. Then sermon on mis-
sions was preached and a collection
taken. The whole family gave S. for
the conversion of the world to Christ. I"
Ten dollars day for the dog, and
five dollars a year for the salvation of
the heathen !-Baptist Missionary.
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Gin,
Washington Street,
ABBEVILLE, S. G..

r HAVE HAD MY GINNING ESTAB-
| lishment thoroughly overhauled and re-
paired and have added the latest, improve;
ments My saws are sharpened and reset and
my gin runs evenly, with speed ana saves al
ronage solicited and the best and quickest
work guaranteed. FRaNh hENhA.
Sept. I, 1887, 3m
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Paw Your Guano Bills.

DARTIES wishing to pay for Guano bought
/ of me will please call on Mr.: K. W. Call'
non at Abbeville, who will collect anu re-
ceipt for same. Very truly, ,,o,,
Sept il, 1SW Ut j. n. HolloNo'
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COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Complaint serued.)

To the Defendants Elvira Tolbert, Sallie
Smith, Mamie Smith, Willie Smith, Tere-
So Smith and the unknown children Of j.
Wesley Tolbert alias Wilson, deceased:
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint In this &C
tion, Of which q copy is filed in the office OF
the Judge of the Court Of Probate, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said COM
plant at the office Of said Judge Of Probate
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service; and If
you fail TO answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid and to show cause why the re-
lief prayed for should not be granted the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint. to
wit, for the sale of the real estate of said 1sa-
bella Tolbert, deceased, in aid or the payment
of debts in aid of personality.
Dated Sept. 6, A. d. 1887.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
ILS.l j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
10 tne Absent Delenualts, lHs uhhho"h VIM
dren of ]. Wesley Tolbert alias Wilson, de-
ceased:
TAKE NOTICE that the summons In this
case of which the above is copy, with COM
plant, has been filed IN the office Of the Judge
of the Court of Probate for Abbeville county
State aforesaid, on 6 day of Sept. A. D. 1887.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
plaintiffs Attorneys
Cont 1857 Ct
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Farmers Central Club.

THE FARMERS CENTRAL CLUB WILL
meet in the Court House on Saleday In
October. Subordinate clubs will send dele
Cations. Business OF Importance Will come
before the meeting and full attendanGe is
desired, j. II. MQthhH,.
Sept. 10, 1851. 2t fresldehl.
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Have you ever done anything for
Christ that has SCARED your heart or
your body?
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For Sale or Rent.

A PPLICATION will be made at the next
"A sitting Of the Legislature OF South CaLo' aL
lima for the charter OF Railroad from Able.
VILE Court House to Savannah River In the
direction Of Washington, Ca, or Macon, Ga.
Sept. 81, 1887. 3m
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What to Teach Your Boys

Teach them how to earn money.
Teach them to be strictly truthful.
Teach them shorthand and type
writing.
Teach them economy in all their af-
fairs.
Teach them to be polite in their
manners.
Teach them history and political
economy.
Teach them arithmetic in all its
branches.
Teach them to avoid tobacco and
strong drink.
Teach them to ride, drive, jump, run
and swim.
Teach them careful and correct bus
mess habits.
Teach them how to get the most for
their money.
Teach them by example how to do
things well.
Teach them to avoid profane and in-
decent language.
Teach them habits of cleanliness
and good order.
Teach them the care of horses, wag-
ons and tools.
Teach them to be manly, self-reliant
and aggressive.
Teach them to be neat and genteel
in their appearance.
Many disciple loses much because
he has been unable, or unwilling, to
meet with his brethren in the house of
God. There is much talk, in these
days, about meeting God anywhere
and everywhere; and many who go to
church claim that they worship God
in nature, and hear sermons in brooks,
and the like. Our own belief Is that
such persons do not really worship
God in nature, hu. rather worship ma
ture as God, and that the sermons
they hear from brooks are exceedingly
watery. Churchless piety, is an ex-
ceedingly rare article, and to ffnd q
Christian worker who rarely goes to
the prayer-meeting is almost impossf-
hlc.-A. f. Schauticr, ID. u.
Despise nobody, no, nor no condi-
tion -Iast If come TO he thine own
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There are two classes of men in the
clerical profession-there are the men
who sustain the pulpit, and the men
whom the pulpit sustains,
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VTIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for DRY
I'll or green hides. Betting Leather, Whans
Leather always on hand cheap. Caltsklns'
kip-Skins, Sheep-Sklns in stock.
You will find SHOES very cheap. The Far
mers Friend is a $3.50 shoe, and the Farmers
Dress is $3.50 Balmoral-the best shoes ever
made or brought to this market They are
made from good honest solid leather ana
guaranteed.
EXCHANGE OR CASH.
Leather, Harness or Shoes given In eX-
change for Hides or Tanbark.
Highest cash prices paid for hides or tan
bark. o,o
July IS, 1887, tt
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Despise nobody, no, nor no condi-
tion.-lest it come to be thine own.
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If we :plly follow Him in all His
leadings, the Lords way would be to
many of lis \ plalner path than we
find it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15
MEMpHs DAILY AFPEAL--THURsDAY. sEPTEMBER Is, 1857

dsys. tho Methodist Church particu-
larry, that II has been successful in
making converts BY personal ap.
pesls, and 20 spread the great
message Of the gospel that frees men
from inherited tendencies and
strengthens them for the fulHllment
Of all their obligations - citizens,
sober and industrious and we'll
balanced In mind and body. Personal
liberty has made this the greatest ma.
ton on earth, personal liberty will
preserve that greatness. Invade indi-
vidusl right for any one purpose and
II may be invaded for any other.
Fansticism, which is intern perance Of
mind, q degree Of mental alteration,
burned the converts In Boston, aud
today the mayor Of that city ID
governed by IN Irish Catholic, and
churches, schools and converts Of
that, the most ancient form Of Chris.
tsuity, are TO DO found everywhere In
New England, many Of them the finest
architectural monuments In that sec
ton Of the country. Every attempt al
non.coniormity has been resistsd In
England, and has been fruitful only o.
noble organisations. Multiply tenn
psrancs societies and labor with mis-
sionsry zeal to suppress intemperano,
In oil things, In speech % we'll a
everything else. and the world will b,
bettered for II.
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Road Agent. On IN. Path,

KYLE, Tx, September 14-News
resched hsrs last night thst the Lock.
ard end Luling stsgs, carrying the
IN I,l', had hesn robbed Il day by
three masked higbwsymen. There
were only three passengers on the
stsge, all q whom were made to sur.
render their vsluabies at the points Of
revolyers. Even tho driver was re.
lieved Of his watch. The mail pouches
were left untouched. It is generally
believ ID that the robbers belong to
the gang OF train robbers who were
run to cover last Saturday, near the
little town OF Manchscs, below Austin.
1t IL known that ct least three OF that
band broke through the Gordon OF Of
ficers at Manchscs and escaped I'M
harmed, ss they stole fresh horses
about fifteen miles from Manchscs.
A posse OF citizens left here this even.
ing to guard all roads leading toward
Mexico, In the hope Of capturing the
daring highwaymen.
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yEsYEasos DAVIS To nIsHOP
GALLOWAY.

The Hon. Jefferson Davis, In a letter
which We publish In another column,
makes an ,arnest plea for lpdlyi iual
liberty. II Was written In reply TO
some structures upon his letter TO Gov.
Lubbock, Of Texas. by the Rev, Bishop
Galloway, Of the Methodist Episcopal
OhuTch, aud lie compact with Hgtt
reasons for opposition TO prohibition.
Mr.. Davis agrees With the ArrEAL
tha, every man ought to DO bis own
prohlbl,ionlst. Make men rs strong
In o. position 10 intempsrapoe az most
Of them are 10 other vices and weak
nssses. and II will soon be reduced 10 q
minimum. Men never have and never
csn be made good" by law. Ancient
| % we'll % modern nations have tried
n and failed. and Il is the great glory
J Of the Christian Church In these later
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15
THG PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The public schools will be opened
this morning for . nine months ses-
sion. All the buildings hsvs been
thoroughly repaired, and oil the
teachers Of experience and ability have
been retained. In this respect there
are no schools In the Union better
equipped, beside which the standard
10 high especially 10 the fundamentals,
which are the essentials to q unitarian
education. Clap.trap recitation and
theatrical display are carefully L.
nored, aud the whole school time Of
the child is concentrated upon mental
cultivation and advancement. This "a
right. Daring school houp lie should
be made Tor the child As serious bus
iness a. is possible, consistent with
health snd strength. There should
not be anything like cram
ming, but the pupils should moi
have their vAnitiss fed 10 q degree o.
seli'imporiaDce that is likely 10 hurt
all their after lie. Out OF school chill
dren have plenty Of time for play ant
recreation and al home are ture o.
samethiug ike polite training. Al
tho hours at school should therefor,
be devoted 10 study, 10 hard, down
heht study, aud examinations should
be made Just before the close OF IN,
year, TO be followed by report upor
the averages Of the pupils and the Of
hciency OF the teachers. The publ,
schools are the scadem mics OF the PEG
pie, and too much cannot DO done h
muks them useful In the attainment
By The children Of . useful and prsc
tical education.
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Marriages Prevalent.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September a.
Prof.. O. @. Sparks, Of Ohio, was today
married to Miss Cara E. French, Of
this city, the ceremony taking place at
the residencs Of the brides parents.
They left tonight for Oollinst ura, 8.
O., where the professor Is engaged In
teaching the classics in the university
Ut that place.
Mr.. W. ii. Garter, one Of the hchest
cotton planters OF this county, was
also made happy this morning by his
marriage TO Miss Fannie Pennington,
one Of Little Rocks lovely ladies,
Thsy 20 to Wrightville 10 reside.
The community was surprised be-
yond measure today on its becoming
known that tomorrow Mr.. Frank w.
Glib, O noted young scientist Of THU
city, would lead to the sltar Mis-
Mary, eldest daughter Of Gen. Robert
@. Newton, lately deceased. Miss
Newton has the past two seasons been
recognised ss one OF the bellies Of Ar
kansas.
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An IMPORTANT A. TaH CorroH
GIN.

The experiments that have been
conducted at Fort scott, Kansas, and
Rio Grands, New Jersey, by the Agri-
cultural Department, In making sugar
from sorghum by what is termed the
diffusion process. have proven more
than gratiiyinsly successful Com
missioner Coleman, reporting the re-
suits, says that al Fort Scott, iron
the frat swinging In the csntriiusals
from 100 10 li5 pounds Of sugar per
ton Of cane was obtained, and abou,
twenty pounds moro are expected
From the second swinging yield oil
from ten to fifteen tons Of cane pei
acre was being secured, which would
produce by this new process from
1900 to 1900 pounds Of sugar Thii
sugar is worth, by the carload, bi
cents per pound. I left there afleI
the weeks work, and II was estimated
that over 100000 pounds Of sugar hs'
already been made. The sugar wa
there TO be seen by everybody, too
Nor IL this all. To every ton oil cane
aside from the sugar in II, there arr
some ten or twelve gallons Of molasse
and also the seed raised upon the cane
amounting 10 about ,wsnty five bush
els per acre, and Just ss good Tor Iced
log all kinds Of stock 90 Indian corn
Indeed the seed, II 10 estimated, vii
pay for raising the cane, which Is
mort produced BY no oths
sugar plant" The gentleman
notwithstanding the erpsrimensl
Al Rio Gnnde, N. j., writes that e
NEARLY e can DO estimated from th
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-15

THu CANVAS now being made by sr'
Gov. Nich9llr, Of Louisiana, Ia pre-
llminsry 70 contest In the Demo
cratic convention for the nomination
for Governor. AL the present state
tfiicers stand by Gov. McEasry. They
have made u q tst or "survive or per-
i,h" case, and are making I, warm Tor
Nichols, Who has strong backing, four
oi the notorious New o,lsans ring
having zone over 10 him as allies snd
ADD. The New oileaps States says
tina, "the Rag Tsg and Bob Tails have
nlIed 10 Nichols" and that it"now
,e,s bh. fees lawyers with soul.
'wsy above buttons, and second
rata federal office holders, and
dI,erunusd local leaders iul
Of petty grievances. Rag Tag
ard Bob Tails ali shouting re
form with a foo, zach upon some par
tIcular rascal Now II Is MeEne'y
now Esulet,e, nov Knoblock, now TIL
or tha, police Juror aud this or ,ha
ian keeper, whose place each believe
he has been cheated out Of, becsus
thisisa Personal Govefnmeul not
Goysrpme nj Of the People "
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Tnn Eaglish Parliament Will DO
prorosued tomorrow, and Il 10 conh'
IDENTIFY predicted tbs Salisbury Gov
eminent will take advantage oil the
recess to attempt to harry aud hurry
the Irish people into Disturbances oil
the peace, 40 a. TO make cases TO sus-
tain IVA cruelty Tsprssaiye policy In
Ireland, aud ia unconstitutional
iu,eriereucs with free speech and ths
ip.lIensble right Of free inquiry and
criticism. Bat In this they are des
tined 10 disappointment The lrisi
people will be restrained BY thsil
leaders, Who are thus pledged 70 MT
J Glsds,one and TIE English Liberals
Home rule is in sight. Even sucn
noodle and miserable "a the Duke o
Marlborough admits that In SOM
iorm Il 10 q necessity. The dsy o
y .
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masss cutie in the hot room, the first
acre OF cane will yield about 1000
pounds Of crystal ssd susar." This
confirms the experiments at Fort
Scott, the yield not being quite a.
large a. New Jersey, the soil not being
20 rich. The process by which these
highly gratifying results are reached
ID q simple one. The cane Is cut into
chips and passed into a battery Of
twelve cells, holdings ton Of chips.
Hot water 10 then applied, which rap.
idly exhausts the sscchsrine matter,
and 90 thoroughly that there Is scarce.
ly q trace Of 1t left. The cells are
entirely practical, being speedily
filled and emptisd, one man attending
the entire process, which 10 as rapid 40
the old process, less costly, and en-
ables the manufacturer to secure and
utilize oil the juice Instead OF about
hall, % heretofore. The effect Of this,
Mr.. Coleman estimates, will be saving
TO the country within 9 few years
| Of the entire slOc,0O0,000 now paid
to foreign countries for sugar and
$5,O00,00O annually In customs duer,
and he closes with the assertion thai
he looks "upon these experiments q,
important to this country as the In
vention Of the cotton gin. They have
demonstrated that We have Q sugar
plant that can be grown and con
verified proftsbly into sugar south O
| seth parallel tout Of the reach Of early
frotts) to the Gull Of Mexico, and tina
this country can and will be independ
emit Ct ever other nation for sugar
II has taken long time to overcom,
all the obstacles that have been met
but they have been overcome"
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TIE ANARCHISTS MUss DIE.

The Supreme Court Of Illinois has
sfiirmed the decision Of the lower
court, and the seven anarchists con.
dsmned by II to death are TO be
hanged in November. The account
which has come over the wires from
Ottawa Of the delivery Of the judg.
msnt Of the court is highly wrought
and pictures the Justices % impressed
with the awful so!emnity Of their
duty. Whatever the conflicting
opinions Of men, the fate Of the
unfortunate culprih 10 fixed. They
must die. The safety Of society
depends upon the observance Of the
law and Its enforcement upon those
who infrsct II. II does not concern
itself with the nice distinctions % to
class and fortune that fret the social.
LIST and mako the anarchist mad. II
Is implacable % the defender Of the
peace and dignity Of the community
against the housebreaker and peace
breaker alike. II Ia no respsctsr Of
persons and does not concern itself
about the movements Of men dement,
cd BY their love Of their fellows and
the uns ,lvable problems Of social life.
The man who ssts himself up - dis
turbsr Of the peace for any cause must
be punished, must DO made an exam.
pie Of, Otherwise order and pssos and
industry would perish from the earth.
Toe life OF even seven men Il % moth
Ing In the scales weighed sssips. that
Of the State. Therefore the
anarchists must die. Their predic.
lions. suppositions, idsss and convic-
lions lead them up against the stronger
arm Of the law. and they must pay
the psnalty. Pace, essential to do.
vslopmsnt aud industry, must be pur-
chased Ut any prics. The death oil
these anarchists will deter like
minded men from death-dsalinR en-.
tsrprisss, such Is have brought them
10 this extremity Ct distress. There
fore they must hang. II 10 nothing
that the robbers and thieves who have
amassed great fortunes through bride
purchased legislation 70 unpublished
To reach these Villains aud prevent In
the failure the manufacture OF other
Vas the lmpsllins purpose Of thes'
uniortunsts criminals. But they vert
too sagsr, and blind In thei
rage they murdered, or connive'
and consented 10 the murder, Of In
nocsni men. For this they must ant
uxhi TO ole. In this free country tn
ballot-box 10 open TO all for redress Q
grievances, and ultimately State cor
; ventions for the revision ci the orsani
, Law. There IL no excuse In the po'
srty Of the masses or their incressin
} degradation, or In the colossal fortune
! that represent an unrighieous cupid.
1 and are 90 iear-exciting Q contra
I With that poverty and degradation
, there 10 nothing in this TO Justify ri'
I and bloodshsd and unhinge the sent
. Of security and repose 30 essential
a the public welfare. The law is u
!. compact Of the people, thsir solsm
a bond and truce, one with the oths
J. and Il 10 % sacred - the Law OF Go
!, II must be upheld. The anArchis
rushed upon fate and invited d
y dreadful sentence Yesterday confirms
:, by the highest court Of Illinois, Tit
q must die.